Kulning Tutorial - How I Practice the Ancient Swedish Herdingcall

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Welcome everyone :)
I heard about Kulning for the first time a couple of years ago as my facebook algorithm recommended me a video of @jonnajinton. At first I didn´t really took it seriously because I know that cows in general are quite curiouse about unknown sounds and it seemed clear to me that they only followed the call from that perspective and would get bored about it pretty quickly. But one day I gave it a try....and what should I say....my whole herd came running to me! I continued to used it as my main technique to call for them and now after more then two years, they still come (nearly) every time I call. The reason for that is, of course not curiosity anymore. They just really like to come to me and unlike the usuall calling and whisteling I used before, they can hear me kulning over very far distances.
But over time I noticed that Kulning is not only a great tool to call my animal family but also to free myself. I´ve always loved singing but felt really insecure about my voice. Kulning offers me the opportunity to really get to know myself and challenge me to let go of my insecurities.
And with all my ♥ I wish that you too will find the right ways to experience Freedom and Love for yourself.
Maybe Kuling will be a part of this journey for you too...

Lots of Love from me & the herd,
Rosina ♥

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[jolly_oh_golly]

I'm just imagining a group of women practicing together and singing together, hearing them in the distance.... I'd think I somehow ended up in Mordor or something

[augustaylissaevans]

this is the exact lifestyle I am saving money for

[Geedance]

Omg just discovered your channel because I was looking more into kulning. I am so happy to see you running in that field and expressing yourself. So happy to see that people like you still exist in 2021 🙏😁 let's free ourselves, thank you for your light ❤️

[theoldefirme]

very nice, including the reverb of "stick chewed by dog".

[Bruno-bihq]

Chère Rosina.
The Kulning: what a wonderful way to call your animal friends. How not to fall under the spell of these modulations. I am sure that is how the legends of the fairies that inhabit our countryside were born. It is by this song that I knew you, it is by this song that you marked my spirit.

[whoisaelis]

The points in the beginning are free therapy

[SparkligonAnimations]

You guys are so lucky, I am stuck in the city and don't get to explore the forest at all or a lot anymore. So I don't get to practice anymore but when I do I feel alive again.

[alisonutz]

Your practice sounds so magical and calming !!! I really love listening to it!

[ChrisC-Pi]

Your video manage to put a big smile on my face 😀that's a great sense of freedom from watching/listening to you free style Kulning in the forest, a free spirit in nature, love it, happy blessings to you.

[Kelli]

Thank you! Every time I’m around a herd I feel the wish to call out ❤

[michele.akestermarsh]

Aw, you have such a beautiful soul. Thanks so much for sharing this as I'm also very curious about kulning & using my voice more freely.

[metalheadmike]

My daughter, who was 14 at the time, tried this several months ago, nailed it the the first time. Little blond haired blue eyed girl must have it in her genetics...😁😁😁

[Strange-Viking]

hahaha your goats really like it, following you around like you have honey on your.. 🤣 awesome vid and also very pleasing sound

[goblinzed]

Beautiful video! Singing it came natural to me when I'm in nature I don't know why but I wish I had your beautiful voice! Mine sounds more like an injured bird haha

[stevenburton]

The enormously famous Swedish dramatic
soprano Birgit Nillson used to call cattle in this
way when she was a teenager. She went on to
become one of the most famous dramatic
sopranos in operatic history. She was called a
force of nature because her voice was capable of
massive volume. How lucky those cows were to
have heard her voice in person.

[MarkGalbraithVideos]

What a fabulous video. You really are delightfully bonkers ! What a lovely voice you have too.

[lemonblossom]

I bet women used kulning to practice hymns and release tension. I love how every woman has the power to kuln and heard animals with a beautiful voice!!

[heidimccurdysings]

Love to see you expressing your freedom and delight in using your voice, connecting with nature this way. Thank you for the inspiration and kulning lesson!

[xtssuhellbunny]

Thank you thank you thank you!! I have been wanting to learn but was too scared. Thank you!!!

[Lillith]

oh my god this is so amazing to watch :) this makes me so happy. such a magical practice and beautiful, haunting voice!!! I love this!